National Wool Growers Convention Program at Ogden
The official program for the National Wool Growers convention in Ogden January 6 to 8 is printed in a booklet. It includes music, exhibits, boxing, theater shows, and a long list of speakers led by Gov. William Spry and Ogden officials.
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Ogden
Wool Growers’ Convention
Elks’ Club
Weber Club
Hermitage
Ogden Canyon
Sanitarium
Ogden Hot Springs
Cheyenne
Masonic Temple
Congress Pee Academy
Convention Hall
Carnegie Library
Hermitage Hotel
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Ogden Tabernacle
William Spry
Utah
William Glasmann
Ogden City
A. R. Heywood
Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Idaho
J. A. Delfelder
Walton
Wye
A. J. Knollin
Chicago
Ill
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
J. E. Cosgriff
Salt Lake City
Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. D. Melvin
Washington
D. C
J. H. Bearrup
Albuquerque
N. M
Nevada
C. H. Duberg
Elko
Nev
Thomas J. Walsh
Helena
Mont
Stephen Lowell
Pendleton
Ore
National Forest Service
P. G. Johnston
Blackfoot
The
Forest Service
Gifford’ Pinchot
Washington, D. C
Shoshone Men Win Canal Contract Award
Nelson and O’Neal of Shoshone Idaho win the lowest bid for canal construction by Port Neuf Marsh Valley Irrigation Company. Contractors will start within weeks, employ about seventy five teams, and aim to complete and turn the canal over before the end of 1910.
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Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
McCammon State Bank
McCammon
Money Bros. Company
Nyssa
Oregon
Brown
Elko
Nev
Nelson & O’neal
Shoshone
Ida
Crane
Shosho
Black Hand Bomb Threat Shakes City Tenement
New York on January 3 reports say a dynamite blast under the Christie street tenement stairwell shook the building and knocked down several occupants. Eight thousand dollars was demanded in threatening letters sent to the ground floor grocery firm.
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New York
Christie Street
Bailey and Austin Star in The Top of the World at Garrick
Bailey and Austin debut at the Garrick theatre in San Francisco in the musical comedy The Top of the World. The audience packed the theatre and gave repeated recalls with speeches. The show is praised for a clever company and a lavish bright production.
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San Francisco
Bailey
Austin
Garrick Theatre
Bennett Furniture Adverts Packing and Storage Offer
Bennett Furniture Company on North Main promotes packing services for shipment and storage solutions. The brief notice markets furniture packing to customers needing moving or long term warehousing.
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Bennett Furniture Company
North Main
Switchmen Strike Talks Stall Over Developments
Washington January 3 mediators under the Erdman act report no new developments in the NW railroad switchmen strike. H B Perham, representative for the strikers, had planned to meet with Chairman Knapp and Labor Commissioner Neill but postponed the session to another day.
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Washington
Northwestern Railroads
H. B. Perham
Knapp
Neill
Two Suspects Held in Cincinnati Girl's Murder
Cincinnati police hold Henry Cook White and James Fields in connection with the murder of Miss Anna Lloyd last Saturday. Officers continue to search for the killer, with both suspects residing in the crime neighborhood.
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Cincinnati
Anna Lloyd
Henry Cook
James Fields
Second Arctic Wave To Sweep East After Cold Northfront
Weather bureau officials forecast a second Arctic wave moving from the northwest across the United States east of the Mississippi within the next thirty six hours. The system brings the season’s lowest temperatures and broad寒 cold conditions to the region.
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Washington
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Miners Idle in Northumberland Over Eight-Hour Act
Twenty thousand miners are idle today in Northumberland districts as a dispute over the eight-hour act, which took effect January 1. A few collieries remain active but have received notice they will quit.
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London
Northumberland
Wright brothers win injunction against Herring-Curtiss
Judge Hazel in Buffalo court granted a preliminary injunction restraining Herring-Curtiss and Glenn H. Curtis from manufacturing or selling aeroplanes.
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Buffalo
Hazel
United States Court Today
Wright Brothers
Herring-Curtiss Company
Glenn H. Curtis
Death of Uncle of the Czar of Russia
In a rain and snowstorm Emperor Nicholas followed the funeral march of his grand uncle Grand Duke Michael Nicholaievitch from the railroad station to the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul. The route was lined by troops. the emperor and court drenched. Requiem mass delayed for a clothing change amid fear of pneumonia. A silent crowd lined the streets with no incidents.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Michael Nicholaievitch
St. Peter and St. Paul
Kane's Winter Apples Offer Finest Varieties Now
Local grocer Kane's advertises premium winter apple varieties with strong stock for early buyers. The display urges readers to place orders to secure the best fruit selections.
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Kane’s
Red Block Saves Lives In Freight Collision Near Way
A blinding snow storm plus red block signals prevented a head on crash between two freight trains near Way station. Conductor Dana Wood and Conductor Seymour were injured lightly as the eastbound train failed to see the red block. Three trainmen suffered minor injuries and damage totaled under $2000. A board of inquiry previews the afternoon review at the division superintendent’s office.
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Way Station
Bancroft
Alexander
Dana Wood
Way
Seymour
Sumner
Wood
White
Rasmussen
Pocatello
W. H. Jones
A. H. Gairns
Montpelier
Idaho Grazing Tax Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The Idaho Supreme Court struck down the five cent per head grazing fee on sheep entering from neighboring states as unconstitutional. The case Idaho vs Butterfield Livestock arose in Washington county district court as a test of the statute's validity. The ruling found the statute conflicted with federal interstate commerce laws, overturning a provision requiring notice and payment before crossing Idaho's border.
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Supreme Court
United States
Boise Statesman
State of Idaho
Butterfield Livestock Company
Washington County
G. E. Noble
Idaho
Santa Anna capitalist dies after trolley accident
Frank H. G. Jeremyn, a Santa Anna capitalist, died from injuries after being struck by a street car on New Year’s morning in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Frank H. G. Jeremyn
Santa Anna
Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago May Wheat
Chicago on January 3 closes May wheat at 1.13 cents per bushel. Trade sees demand from buyers as prices edge up amid market activity and expectations for supplies.
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Chicago
Ill
Aged Lady Wins Duel in Dresden Frontier
In Dresden Tennessee on January 3 Clarence Carney, 65 year old mother in law’s quarrel escalated to a revolver duel in a yard. Carney fired three shots. the elderly woman fired five, hitting him once in the hip before he died. Her prior daughter in law’s death by poison a year earlier is noted.
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Dresden
Tenn
Clarence Carney
Carney
Roosevelt expedition arrives in Hoima with record tusks
The American naturalist expedition reached Hoima Uganda on January 3 and reported all well. In camp at Kisingo Colonel Roosevelt killed a bull elephant with tusks weighing 110 pounds.
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Hoima
Uganda
Kisingo
Roosevelt
Coal Theft in Twin Falls Sparks Local Action
Citizens seized control of Oregon Short Line coal in Twin Falls amid empty bins. A self appointed weighmaster collected cash and issued coal, with Sheriff Dyer and Agent Sullivan observing. Railroad later ran a special train from Poes Tell o to deliver about twelve cars, easing the shortage.
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Twin Falls
Oregon Short Line Railway
Sullivan
Dyer
Railroad Company
Commercial Club
Poestello
Shawmut Car Wins New York to Seattle Auto Race
The Shawmut car is declared the winner after the Automobile Club of America upheld its claim that Ford violated race rules by replacing its engine in Cokeville Wyoming. Shawmut receives the elegant Guggenheimer cup and cash prizes. John J. Jones drove the Shawmut from Montpelier to Pocatello and helped collect evidence supporting victory.
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New York
Seattle
Ford
Exposition City
Shawmut
Cokeville
Wyo
Automobile Club of America
Senator Guggenheimer
John J. Jones
Montpelier
Pocatello
Snow Tonight Then Fair Tuesday Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for snow tonight with a change to fair skies on Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to rise to a milder level, with not so cold conditions returning after the snowfall.
Great West Exposition Aims to Advertise Irrigated West
The United Exposition Association of Irrigated States plans its first annual meeting at Salt Lake City on April 6 1910 to promote western land opportunities. Delegates will be elected at the Idaho State Horticultural Society convention in Nampa January 5 and 6 with Idaho Washington Oregon California Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Texas and Nevada to be represented.
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West
United Exposition Association of
Salt Lake
State Horticultural Society
Nampa
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
United Exposition Association
Chicago
United States
C. J. Sinsel
Boise
Reilly Atkinson
United States Exposition Association of
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Nevada
Grand Jury Tackles White Slave Traffic Investigation
John D. Rockefeller Jr. sworn in as foreman of a New York grand jury tasked with investigating the so called white slave traffic. Judge O Sullivan instructed a thorough inquiry saying existing law is enough to punish offenses and federal action or new legislation should not be awaited.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Grand Jury
O’sullivan
Two in Death Chair at Sing Sing in Same Hour
Ossining January 3 two murderers were electrocuted at Sing Sing within moments of each other. The condemned men were William Morse who killed a Brooklyn policeman and John Barabuto who killed a fellow Italian in Middletown.
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Ossining
Jan
Sing Sing
William Morse
Brooklyn
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W. J. Calhoun
China
Mr. Calhoun
Taft
McKinley
Cuba
Ruiz
Spain
Calhoun
Venezuela
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Company
Nelson & C.neal
Gotham Tenement
Switchmen’s Strike
Czar
Russia
Tom Keene
Teddy
Railroad
Great West
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